James Vaughan

@jamesbvaughan.com

Living in Oakland. Building architectural design software at Arcol. Interested in slacklines, music, writing, and learning more about computers and how people use them.

I'm finally reading @michaelnielsen.bsky.social's Augmenting Long-term Memory from 2018. I know there have been plenty of developments in that space since then, but it's making me want to get my Anki practice going again. Have there been any good new clients for or alternatives to Anki since then?

I'm trying out React Native (with Expo) for the first time, and this is the language breakdown in a mostly-fresh create-expo-app repo. 6 programming languages seems pretty excessive, and that's not even counting all the different configuration languages in there!

A screenshot of a GitHub repo's language breakdown, showing TypeScript, Objective-C++, Javascript, Ruby, Objective-C, Swift, and C.